Recent content by DavyDave53

I learnt a lot from Dan. http://www.amazon.com/The-Guitar-Player-Repair-Guide/dp/0879309210

Nice family portrait! Which one is your favorite?

Nice.  Very nice. Welcome aboard. And keep us posted as this project moves along.

I really like the gray pick guard on this beauty.  The standard white pick guard on a black bodied p-bass just doesn't look good to me.

Well, Vallhagen,  that is amazing. Would this method work for those pesky ferrules? You have my vote for the Nobel Science Prize!

My favorite neck right now is a roasted maple with a rosewood fret board.  I got it with a 12 inch radius and it has a Gibby like feel to it.  A shorter scale and a skinny neck would have taken it even closer to that dark side.

If you're having a neck drive problem,  use steel. If you want your guitar to be lighter, use aluminum.

Have you considered using carved top tele for its body?

Wow!  She must really like you.

Merry Christmas and may all your GAS come true!

I have a roasted maple neck with a rosewood fret board. I didn't really notice any different or special about the tone of the neck from what I expect from a maple neck. But, the neck has a smooth silky feel about it which is really nice. If you are worried about stability of the neck get a...

I like the tiger striped walnut.

After some thought, I realized that buying a vintage guitar is like buying a vintage pocket calculator. Yes, it will balance your checkbook. Yes, it may look extra-cool. But why not just get a new one that takes advantage of technological improvements...

Modern electric guitars are far superior to their "Vintage" counter part in every way. Other than the workmanship the biggest issue I have with "Vintage" guitars is the ratio of fake to genuine guitars.

Well Mr Jet-Jaguar, I'd have the Warmoth Custom Shop it at it.